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Hi all
i want to sustain some contents in a particular directory say /usr/bin/dir1 after reboot
can anyone provide some help how to do that ?
thanx in advance...
- 02-01-2011 #1Just Joined!
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sustain data after reboot
Hi all
i want to sustain some contents in a particular directory say /usr/bin/dir1 after reboot
can anyone provide some help how to do that ?
thanx in advance
- 02-01-2011 #2Linux Guru
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Apart from the fact that /usr/bin/dir1 sounds awfully wrong according to Filesystem Hierarchy Standard,
What is your actual problem?
If you save a file, a harddisk will keep it over reboots.You must always face the curtain with a bow.
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actually i am creating a shell in which path will be /usr/bin/<dirname>
and inside this directory i am creating soflinks of some commands .
but after reboot i am unable to sustain those softlinks and theres no provision of saving them in harddisk .
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What is you system media?
harddisc, cdrom, network boot,...?You must always face the curtain with a bow.
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network boot
- 02-01-2011 #6Linux Guru
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then there are two options
a) you have control over the server: create your files there
b) you only have control over the client: if it has no local storage like a harddisc or usb-storage, then you are out of luck.You must always face the curtain with a bow.
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